Publications by authors named "Beniova S"

Aim: To assess the characteristics of the course of coronavirus infection COVID-19 and to determine the risk factors for adverse events in patients of the regional hematological center.

Materials And Methods: As part of an observational prospective cohort study, data from 144 medical records of patients in Primorsky Krai with hematological diseases and COVID-19 were analyzed. The data of the developed standardized questionnaire of the CHRONOS19 study were used.

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The article considers the measured values of the level of MMP-1, MMP-8 and MMP-9, and of their tissue inhibitor Type I (TIMP-1) in the blood serum and mixed saliva samples of 78 patients (31 women - 36.2 %, 47 men - 63.8 %) suffering from odontogenic phlegmons in the oral and maxillofacial region.

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The objective of the present work was to study the structure, clinical, and immunological features of various etiological variants of chronic diseases of the nasal-associated lymphoid tissue in the children. A total of 142 children at the age from 3 to 7 years presenting with this pathological condition were available for the observation. The study revealed differences in the clinical course of the disease and the cytokine response (IL-6, Ril-6, TNF, sYNFR55, sTNFR75) at the local and systemic levels for different pathogens (S.

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In the article there are presented data on the chemical composition of breast milk in females with preterm labor in the Primorye Territory, who were in the Department of newborns for premature babies of the Municipal Institution of Health "Children's city clinical hospital" in Vladivostok during 2010-2011 to care for their newborn infants. Laboratory studies were performed in the Federal State Institution of Health "Center of Hygiene and Epidemiology in the Primorye Territory."

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The case records of 120 children older than 4 years with rotavirus infection have been studied. In this group, 22 patients received basic therapy and 98 received complex therapy with cycloferon. Appropriate therapy resulted in rapid positive dynamics of clinical symptoms, the disease outcomes have been improved.

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Clinical options of infectious mononucleosis course depending on infecting agent etiology are presented for Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), cytomegalovirus (CMV), mono and mixed forms of the disease. Examined cytokine profiles demonstrate analogous changes of serum cytokines in the acute stage of the disease irrespective of etiological factors. Data show that it is important and useful clinically and immunologically to include immunomodulators--in particular, cycloferon--info a complex therapy of different types of mononucleosis.

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The study was undertaken to examine the health status of abandoned infants in a sociomedical unit, by characterizing their adaptive capacities and by revealing the factors worsening the processes of adaptation. Adaptive impairments were found in the abandoned babies just at early age. Health status, constitutional type, development harmonicity, and a past parental medical history had a considerable impact on the child's adaptive capacities.

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Basing on the data obtained on immunopathogenetic and lipid metabolism features of intestinal yersiniosis and pseudotuberculosis in children, the authors offer variants of etiotropic and pathogenetic treatment specific for certain stages of the above diseases which are able to reduce the rate of aggravations, recurrences and complications by 10-12%. Long-term follow-up showed that unfavourable outcomes of yersiniosis are not infrequent this urging the necessity of 6-12-month follow-up of the convalescents.

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